Belgium 20 Sep – 21 Sep 2025 Class 2.1 – Stages – Class 1
Website www.keizerderjuniores.be
Email jan.deramoudt@koksijde.be
The Keizer der Juniores is a prominent Belgian stage race for junior cyclists (under 19 years old). Created in 1983, it has been a stepping stone for many young riders who later became professional cyclists. The race is known for its challenging courses, which often include a time trial and road stages.
Key facts about the Keizer der Juniores:
- Established: 1983
- Location: West Flanders, Belgium (with stages typically in and around towns like Pittem, Wulpen, and Koksijde).
- Category: UCI 2.1 Men Junior (MJ)
- Format: The race is a multi-day event, usually consisting of several stages, including both road races and an individual time trial.
The race’s list of past winners includes riders who went on to have successful careers in professional cycling, such as:
- Bob Jungels (2010): A Luxembourger professional known for his time trialing and one-day race prowess.
- Quinn Simmons (2019): An American cyclist who won the UCI Junior Road World Championships the same year.
- Peter Kennaugh (2007): A British track and road cyclist who became an Olympic gold medalist.
The Keizer der Juniores is a significant event on the junior cycling calendar, providing a platform for young talent to test their skills against international competition.
Emperor of the Juniors 2025
The next edition of Keizer der Juniores will take place on September 20th and 21st.
Program
Saturday, September 20, 2025
2:30 PM: Stage 1: Pittem – Pittem (111.2 km)
Sunday, September 21, 2025
9am: Stage 2: Time trial Wulpen (6 km)
3.30pm: Stage 3: Koksijde – Koksijde (99.0 km)
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